named.
alias or!(literal!("abc"), charRange!('0','9')) rule; alias defined!(rule, "myRule") myRule; auto input = "abc3"; auto p1 = rule(input); auto p2 = myRule(input); // They are both successful assert(p1.successful && p2.successful); assert(p1.matches == p2.matches); // But the names are different assert(p1.name == `or!(literal!("abc"), charRange!('0','9'))`); assert(p2.name == `myRule`); // Here the original tree is not discarded: assert(p2.children[0] == p1);
Internal helper template, to get a parse tree node with a name, while keeping the original node (see also named). For example, given:
myRule gives nodes named "or", since its the parent rule. If you want nodes to be named "myRule", use defined. Contrary to named (see before), the original node is pushed as the child.